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1940-12-31 [P •iit,iVl vrft' r* liiiLmVi*4V»;jMV>v.vv.^v.v.v.,Av^v^iv^i‘Av^aAu: GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY PERSONALS Sturges. Dick Powell, who is known young woman who believes in the land Young portrays the airplana Dimn-Tolson Holiday Visitor in Holy wood as “the from PARTY IS HELD BY fugitive theory that humanity should ex- magnate, Roger Forbes. His wifa singing pictures” turn in a great Mrs. 0. T. Hobbs tend a hand to others. But is by Billie Burke and his MR. AND MRS. JOHNSON and son, Norman comedy performance. Ellen Drew helping played Is of Wedding Wannanish, have returned to their who is co-starred with Powell, is when she attempts to sell an air- daughter by Lynne Carver. Reg« homes after spending Christmas Dec. 30.—Mr. and beautiful and sincere as his fi- plane motor and run the romantic inald Gardiner offers another gem IVANHOE, here as the of guests Mrs. Hobbs' ancee. Mrs. J. F. Johnson, of Bladen affairs of two in as a Solemnized brother, Jasper Meshaw, and her couples addition of comedy portrayal slightly county, celebrated their Yesterday’s audience certainly golden Mrs. H. E. to herself, she runs into demented with illusions aunt, Peterson. enjoyed themselves to the limit. uproarious gentlemen wedding anniversary with their * * * BERN, Dec. 30.—The mar- Even if have dificulties. The film finds Miss of Completing the cast children, grandchildren ana a host you never tried to grandeur. Thomas R. Whitehead has return- win are Dan Jr. as Miss So- of Miss Genevieve Annis Tol- of friends on Christmas De- a national contest you’ll still Sothern in a different type of role. Dailey, riace day, ed to New Huie, Orleans after spending appreciate the heartaches and sus- her thern’s brother, Donald Jon- to Mark Stevenson Dunn, of cember 25. Temporarily dropping 'Maisie ,on several days in the with his Guinn Boy” Wil- city pense suffered by a young couple characterization, the new Miss So- athan Hale, "Big Bern and Raleigh, was sol- Seven children, W. C. Johnson, Uew mother, Mrs. Z. W. Whitehead, at planning to get married when they thern appears in Adrian wardrobe liams and Hans Conreid. of Tampa, Fla.; L. G. Johnson of the emnized here Saturday night in a her home on Orange street. win. and chic hair styles. All of the For added pleasure Carolina Watha, Mrs. R. F. of * formal ceremony performed Petersqn, * * In addition to Dick Powell and familiar Sothern program includes a new Crime brilliant E. G. wisecracks are Kelly; Johnson, of Ivannoe; Mrs. Tarlton "Soak the Old,” a Rev. Leon G. Braxton, of God- Ellen Drew,, the cast includes Ray- intact but this time they are deliv- Series feature, by the Russell, pastor, N. K. Johnson, of F. R. Ivanhoe; win, and James W. medi- mond Ernest ered in a new color cartoon novelty, of McLean, Walburn, Truex, wide-eyed, innocent man- grand n the presence many relatives Johnson, of and lat- Murfreesboro; cal student at the University at William Demarest, Alexander Carr ner rather than with the barbs "Ants in the Plants,” and the at Methodist Mrs. H. J. of Ivanhoe 6 ini friends Centenary Corbett, Chapel Hill, spent the week-end with and Franklin all typical of the chorus est news. and Pangborn. They Brooklyn girl. j twenty-four grandchildren, make a church. their grandmother, Mrs. Mary H. great team in a great pic- Ian Hunter, whose excellent per- Ushers were Hubert H. Rand, of were present for the anniversary Vick, at her home an Ann street. ture. It’s real formances are well is seen D. entertainment. known, Washington, C.; Walter R. Mc- celebration. * * * Royal Varieties with a Sport- as Miss Sothern’s leading man a Guire, of Asheville; James A. Wel- One of Mr. Johnson’s sisters, Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Anderson, Mrs. light; a Musical and late sport young inventor who has perfected lons. of Smithfield; and John O. Mrs. M. E. McDuffie, 87, of Dub- T. C. Anderson, and Mrs. J. L. An- events in Movietone News is ex- a type of airplane motor capable punn, of Wilmington, cousin of the lin, and one brother, W. C. John- PRIDE OF THE dUHUMS* ] derson are spending the holidays in ceptionally good. Today is the last of running on kerosene. The fact f bride. son, 91, of Ivanhoe attended as Miami and other Florida cities. day of the show. 5 that he falls heir to a five-year- Mrs. John Laughton, of Ramseur, honorary guests. Last Times will return to old Chinese makes his Today! Mrs. William E. Stanley, brides- They Wilmington on boy position Shows 1:00-3:00-5:00-7:00-9:00 anu Among the many other visitors BENNY AND ALLEN FILM in the film for wore January 6. tops comedy. Ro- Features 1:48-3:48-5:48-7:48-9:48 maids, hyacinth blue satin and of the were: Mrs. day Jefferson * * * TO CLOSE AT cascade of salmon BAILEY carried bouquets Xanthas and son, Nathan and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. The new theatre I—" L The funniest feud over filmed: sweet peas and full-bloom Talisman W. R. M. Nelson and Bailey will of- J. Ward, of Wilmington, Mr. fer Come, howl with joy! Miss Theresa Shipp and Miss children, of Asheville, are visiting for the last times today the roses. and Mr:. Johnnie Pope, of Atkin- Celebrate Taylor, bridesmaids, wore Mr. and Mrs. H. Lacy Hunt on Mar- screen version of the famous air Elizabeth son, Mrs. Hervie Nunnally and JACK BENNY rose satin and had cascade bou- ket street. feud between those two great radio mist Mrs. Janie of Currie, Walker, * * * Jack TONIGHT quets of hyacinth blue sweet peas favorites, Benny and Fred FRED ALLEN Mrs. Ethel Moore, of Goldsboro, Allen. and full-bloom Better Times roses. Miss Sara Newton, of Shelby, is The picture is entitled At The Bailey’s Jim McDuffie, of Louisville, Ky., in As maid of honor, Miss Henrietta spending several days with Mrs. J. “Love Thy Neighbor” and in addi- Mrs. Fannie Gillispie, of Dublin, Burnett, of Greenville, S. C.. was R. Thomas her tion to its stars, Jack Benny and MAMMOTH James Gillispie, of Raleigh, Misses at home in Country "LOVE THY NEIGHBOR" dressed in ice pink satin. Her cas- Club Pines. Fred Allen, the'cast features Mary Helen and Louise Peterson, of MIDNIGHT SHOW with Mary Martin, ltochester cade bouquet was a rosy pink sweet * * * Martin and the inimitable “Roch- Washington, D. C., Mr. and Mrs. 11:30 jeas and full-bloom deep pink ''oses. ester.” Many delightful song hits o'clock Roselle of John Rehder, who has been visit- the bride's attendants wore head- Howard, Maxton, Roger are Tomorrow All his Mr. and Mrs. Carl included in the film among Special Preview Starting Tatum, of Mrs. ing parents, Showing of dresses similar to hers, a coronet of Elizabethtown, which is a sparkling rendition of One of the screen's greatest pic- of Rehder, during the holidays left Sat- satin leaves of the same shade and Clyde Johnson, Delco, Mr. and “My Heart Belongs to Daddy,” tures for your Holiday entertain- Mrs. James of urday for Charleston, W. Va., to re- ment! material as their dresses, with shoul- Royal, Saiemburg, sung by the girl that made it merriest V J sume his studies in mechanical avia- ,.A The fastest, der-length veils down their backs. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Johnson and famous, Mary Martin. l tion in a government training school. ".adventure IV The flower girl, little Miss Mar- Mr. and Mrs. Bard Applewhite, of tomorrow musical * * * Starting the Bailey will i Mr. W\ ever tip-tappea Stars! garet Dunn, niece of the bridegroom, Delco, and Mrs. W. E. present as its holiday feature the # 1 that Big a nose- Mrs. W. Mr. and Mrs. Sammie Sandlin screenl wore pink net and carried Reeves, M. Corbett, Mrs. new Cecil B. DeMille epic, “North- have returned to the city .after vis- WSossthe GARY gay of mixed sweet peas. Katie Lyles, Mrs. Neil Beatty, west Mounted Police,” starring & m\ mm**... ntiMirn I friends in D. The bride was escorted by her fa- Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Beatty, of iting Washington, C., Gary Cooper and Madeleine Car- Glenn over the COOPER ther, former Mayor Hubert Ivanhoe, Mrs. R. M. Peterson and holidays. roll and a tremendous * * * featuring Tolson, by whom she was given in Mrs. S. P. Johnson, of Kelly. cast of outstanding players includ- MADELEINE matrimony. She was beautifully at- Mrs. Johnson is 71 and Mr. John- Roy Fennell and Obel Malpass left ing Paulette Goddard, Preston Fos- duchess fashioned to tired in ivory satin, son 80. They have lived the fifty Sunday for Baltimore to return ter, Robert Preston, Akim Tami- CARROLL with full skirt, tight waist, their work after the holi- basque 3liss Louise Emerson, student at Montreat college, who has been spend- years of their married life in spending roff, Lynne Overman, George Ban- self-covered buttons, high collar, PAULETTE ing the holidays here as guest in the home of R. W. Cantwell on Market Bladen county on Black River at days at their homes here. croft, Lon Chaney, Jr., and Walter and circular * * * long sleeves large train. street, is snapped with Dick Cantwell, Jr. their present home. Hampden. her coronet of and seed GODDARD From pearls Mrs. Johnson was the daugh- Mrs. William G. Broadfoot has as Tonight at 11:30 o’clock there pearls was a full-length veil. She freP^^paulette^ PRESTON ter of Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Henry her guest at her home in Forest will be a special New Year’s Eve carried a cascade bouquet of orchids, of Town Creek in Brunswick Hills, Miss Frances Warren, of Tren- midnight show at the Bailey.
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